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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1931
Page
3
Alan Baker and Buzzard discuss a perilous airborne campaign to chase down bandits. They settle on funding, equipment, and risks, including outlay for a ship, navigational gear, and survival gear, as Alan purchases gear and pledges future pay.
A man admires an exquisite ceinture flechee in old Quebec, buys it for a woman, then joins Alan Baker and Buzzard planning a bold theft of government equipment. They steal a Browning gun and gear, face possible prison, and flee Edmonton at dawn in a reckless flight toward the North.
Promoters invite inventors to exhibit models or drawings at the exposition in Chicago from September 14 to 27. Thousands of manufacturers and buyers will inspect new devices for marketing. Fees: $1 per day for 14 days, totaling 14 feet of space. Send for a free pamphlet or pay $14 with materials for processing. B Hamilton Edison, managing director, Merchandise Mart, Chicago.
Calvert C. Merriken as assignee offers at public sale the mortgaged land between the Choptank River and Fourth Street road north of Denton Maryland in Caroline county. One-half cash due day of sale with balance after ratification, or all cash with taxes after July 1 1931. Auctioneer Jack L. Stevens.
John Moore announces a no reserve public sale at Garey Farm in Tuckahoe Neck, Denton to New Bridge road, starting 10 a.m. Rain or shine. Items include nine cows of Guernsey Holstein Jersey breeds from 2 to 7 years, a quiet eight-year Guernsey male, five horses, a lot of shonts, farm wagons, tractors, implements, harnesses, furniture, beds, and household items. Cash for sums under 10 with credit terms up to 12 months on larger purchases. Auction by Jas Temple, clerks Earle Smith and Josiah Beck.
Public auction to sell a parcel in the First Election District of Caroline County near Marydel. The sale follows a 1929 mortgage to Samuel Scott and Annie P. Scott, now assigned to Calvert C. Merriken for collection. Located east of the Henderson Templeville road, the tract includes outbuildings and bears on a schedule from 1929. Terms: one-half cash on stay of sale, balance in six months or all cash. Purchaser pays 1931 taxes and title papers at purchaser's expense. Auctioneer: Jack Le. Stevens, Assignee.
Charles B. Harris on assignee terms a ratification order unless opposed by October. Publication required in Caroline County newspapers once weekly for four weeks before September. Report cites sales totaling 1400.00. Clerk: Eves or Blayton Horsey. Premo Kodak noted at Ocean City. Reward returned to Frank H. Doerr Federalsburg Md.
Weekly fashion hints describe two dresses: a schoolgirl style with round scalloped collar and pleated sections, and a mother’s frock with a crossed yoke, wide revers, and slim box-pleats. Patterns No. 5753 for sizes 8–14 at 35 cents and No. 5756 for sizes 14–46 at 25 cents.
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